Eggs from an old lady???

L&Schickens

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Jun 9, 2008
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I have a 5 year old Serama hen and am wondering if I should think about hatching some chicks out from her before she stops producing eggs. How long do you think I have? She lays every other day currently.

Here is Goldie:
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And daddy, Baby Sarge
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I don't know much about chickens, yet, but Goldie is such a pretty little girl, and Sarge is totally handsome. I'd be curious to see what their babies looked like. I think I would try to hatch a few little ones. They look like they would be proud parents.
 
Thanks! Both of these birds are from e-bay eggs. I managed to hatch out 4 out of 6. We moved away and I had to give away most of my flock so now I am trying to re-build it.

My biggest problem is that Goldie is a "non-Setter" She likes being a free woman!

I do have an incubator and I might try and hatch some later. We are leaving for a week the first part of August and I don't want any tiny chicks that need special care while we are gone. So when I get back I think I will fire up the incubator!
 
They are both beautiful!

I was browsing a poultry forum last year (can't remember which one) and it was against the rules of that forum to even mention the word 'Serema'. Would anyone know why that would be?
 
Gee, why would anyone want to discriminate against those cute little chickens??

Hmm.... I really want some of those guys....Must....NOT....Buy...More....EGGS!!!
 
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There tends to be a lot of drama about the breed, sizes, etc. Mine is smaller than yours and all that type of thing. heh
 
Wow - those are two gorgeous chickens! I have no clue about your age and eggs question, but I would say incubate some eggs! I bet those will be some beautiful chickens.

Penny
 

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